I'm connecting this to M-Audio A-40's using the 3.5mm jack. Will I have a problem with audio quality?
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Sorry but I can't help. I bought this as a gift for my son-in-law and I know absolutely nothing about it.
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Hi Jess.. Yes there is some problems regarding connection, but i'll manage to use them any way even thoug they sometimes "Fall off" but you can use a mini Jack to connect to your Mac or what ever.. The Sound is oudstanding!!
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I haven't had any problems, and if I did, I'd prob mod the headphones to add a 1/8 jack and then just buy ankther cord.
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My device is working properly, you can review the jack if you do not enter all the device that provides the audio may sound monophonic.
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Howard- thanks for replying- Yes, connecting to the headphone jack is a success.Had to locate & fix a hum in my vintage receiver first and am really happy with the sound now. Love it when mixing old & new technology works.T.
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Yes, but I would not purchase an M-Audio, for they are known for bad pre amps. Get a Steinburg UR44 interface, for you can have 2 headphones and it's sample rate is way higher, cleaner and in having my for about a year I have not had any issues at all. Yamaha owns Steinburg now, but they have always been known for quality as with Roland equipment.Charles of "Higher Call" Music
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Absolutely. Gives off a clean sound, no noise or hums. The cable is very flexible so it won't effect the sound quality. Both ends of the cable are the same so it wouldn't matter which end you plug your bass into, you will still receive the same sound and quality. It's a fantastic value for such a sturdy cable!
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I wouldn't get this. Look into the smsl or muse amps. I have a lose connection on mine and the right speaker goes out on occasion and the headphone jack does hiss. I regret getting this one but don't have the money to find a new one yet.
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If the headphones are of decent quality, you dont have to worry. This amp should not have enough power to damage quality headphones. They work fine with my Momentum and AKGs fine
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I noticed no reduction in sound quality. I was using it to transfer a older MP3 player tunes onto a Mac that only had the USB input ports.
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I have connected mine to my laptops and then to the TV. I use the 3.5mm on the output end and it works great, however I have used it in two laptops, however the first time I use it the system has to load software for audio in order for it to work, so I could not say for certain, unless your system will recognize it. I hope that this helps
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My brief and limited experience suggests you will get the same sound if connected by wire (via 3.5 mm connection). I believe speaker quality plays a huge role. If you want really good sound don't scrimp on the speakers.
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What would be your rating for the recording performance via the 3.5 mm line in jacks?Excellent, Good, Satisfactory or Poor.
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I use it with my audio system as well as headset. The quality will be no differs from what you hear in other circumstance; it depend upon the system, not the transmission. I have two units, one on my audio system; the other one is attached by Velcro to one of my headsets. I will be ordering two more
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No ,you will need a 3.5mm aux output for this to work , then take the 3.5mm out put from the amp to your headphones.
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You should better get the audio technica ath-m50 instead. You will be happy. :)
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Yes definitely. M50 has an impedance of 38 ohm but those "unprofessional" music output are mostly designed for earphones less than 32 ohm (preferably 16 ohm). If you're using a DAP such as DX90 instead of an iPod for M50, you'll notice that the player has better control of the music, more detail, bouncy and more punchy but at the sometime precise bass (drums). This is my experience as I have the same equipment you have.